Today, I saw an update from TRON that made me think a lot. The developer community released an explanation about the SELFDESTRUCT instruction, and when I read the whole thing, I realised that it was not just a technical update, but a clear signal of how mature TRON’s developer ecosystem is.

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SELFDESTRUCT may seem like a very simple term to the average user, but it is very important for developers because it allows a smart contract to be completely removed from the blockchain. That is, if there are unnecessary contracts, it not only burdens the network but can also create security issues in the future. So, learning the rules of this instruction is actually an important security update for developers.
I personally think that TRON is actually trying to make the work of developers more transparent. Deleting contracts on the blockchain is a very sensitive issue, and if done wrong, it can cause great damage. So the development team’s explanation on this is a learning opportunity for beginners. Now you don't have to just read the code and guess, but you have to be careful about what has changed. Everything is available in one place.

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Another thing that struck me is that such updates are usually seen in large networks where the number of developers is high, the number of applications is high, and the opportunity for mistakes is high. It is quite clear to me that TRON has now entered that zone. It is not enough to just look at the headlines whenever developers start to bring their tooling from the old style to updated, secure rules; then it is clear that the network is moving towards a long-term roadmap.
A thought also came to my mind from the market side. Usually, such developer updates do not attract much attention at first, but later, the security of the project improves, and the confidence of traders also increases a little. It is not surprising if there is a volume spike or a sudden change in the funding rate on the TRX chart within 24-72 hours. Because such updates basically bring stability to the software layer, and stability is gradually reflected in the price in the market.
Finally, I would say that TRON has shown through this update that they are not just interested in news or hype, but are also taking the work inside the network seriously. And as an analyst, I always say that networks that listen to developers, provide regular updates, and improve security are the ones that survive in the long run.
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